List of legit Crypto Airdrops

[mindrust]

Great thread. Can't believe i actually missed some of those airdrops though.

Bitsend is doing its thing since last year and i just learnt it. And missed the other one who did a two week airdrop. Sad.

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[xplorer79]

Many thanks to OP for this useful thread. Browsing the other thread was painful ^^

[tuaddio]

Thanks OP! you are doing very good service! appreciate it.

[libert19]

Awesome initiative, bookmarked you as well. Hope to get some mooolaaah. Haha!

[802529er]

Regarding all these wallets people are supposed to download to receive their airdrop - has any check been done to ensure there is no malware that will then proceed to steal coins from other wallets?

I always steer clear of ones that you have to download a software wallet in order to receive the airdrop, if it’s not a ERC20 Token, I’ll usually pass, maybe if you really want run the wallet on a VM or AWS so it’s safer

[sinner]

I always steer clear of ones that you have to download a software wallet in order to receive the airdrop, if it’s not a ERC20 Token, I’ll usually pass, maybe if you really want run the wallet on a VM or AWS so it’s safer

This is generally a good idea for giveaways.. "If something is free, you are the product."  It's safe to assume that when a new shitcoin giveaway from a new account shows up, there is a decent chance that the software wallet contains malware/viruses/trojans/etc.  Agree about ERC20 tokens--and you shouldn't have to verify anything to receive that kind of an airdrop (like OmiseGo).. i think we'll see a lot more airdrops like OMG.

Also (if you do get a random shitcoin giveaway) do it on an old computer you don't care about, and not on your home internet.

[vivland]

Anyway I was involved in all the airdrops that mentioned here. I can add that the long hand, attract more attention, and minimum requirements for participation in such events very valuable. I want to say that everyone who makes airdrop, put some barriers for participants. Although it may be correct. But it turns out almost like in real life: Hey who wants a free cake, well, show your invitation to our club... 

[cdb1690]

Regarding all these wallets people are supposed to download to receive their airdrop - has any check been done to ensure there is no malware that will then proceed to steal coins from other wallets?

I always steer clear of ones that you have to download a software wallet in order to receive the airdrop, if it’s not a ERC20 Token, I’ll usually pass, maybe if you really want run the wallet on a VM or AWS so it’s safer

I use 3 different laptops, each of them designated for different threat level and each of them equipped with Virtual Box. First one is for verified stuff such as bitcoin and ethereum wallets, second one is for altcoins that hasn't been around long but nevertheless I consider them to be relatively safe and third one is for dodgy things. In practice though I join very little airdrops requiring custom wallets as most of them in my opinion are not worth the hassle.

[ansi]

AIO (All In One) threads are so much helpful in every single forum no matter what it is about.

Good job mate, added to the bookmarks to be checked regularly

[802529er]

Regarding all these wallets people are supposed to download to receive their airdrop - has any check been done to ensure there is no malware that will then proceed to steal coins from other wallets?

I always steer clear of ones that you have to download a software wallet in order to receive the airdrop, if it’s not a ERC20 Token, I’ll usually pass, maybe if you really want run the wallet on a VM or AWS so it’s safer

I use 3 different laptops, each of them designated for different threat level and each of them equipped with Virtual Box. First one is for verified stuff such as bitcoin and ethereum wallets, second one is for altcoins that hasn't been around long but nevertheless I consider them to be relatively safe and third one is for dodgy things. In practice though I join very little airdrops requiring custom wallets as most of them in my opinion are not worth the hassle.

Same here, if it needs a custom wallet 9/10 times I’m out, there’s some that I might VM and dl a wallet there but it’s too much of a pain ITA having another wallet and set of logins for something I’m going to either dump on day1 or HODL for awhile.

I also tend to steer clear of currency’s if they don’t have hardware wallet support

[HippiePyro]

Very thankful for this as well.

[seyola89]

Its good to have a spamless and referral link free Airdrop thread like this. Good initiative from the OP !!!

[aer0]

I have 1.5 CTR Centra and 1,000 CNX Cryptonex that seemed to have been air dropped into my accounts, FYI.

[boscoarinze]

Check the project with 4 new coming airdrops,one was distributed this morning


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[pauerdragz]

Great Post!!! thx!

[apuestasbitcoinnet]

Nice post , I don´t that I can reclaim BTX and Byteball , thanks

[aer0]

OMG is dropping now.

[ctyong]

Reserved and bookmarked.

[waqarkahloon]

Great thread which everybody like to see time to time and earn some money from airdrops. You are making our life easier as we don't have to find airdrops from multiple places instead just from this thread. Keep updating it time to time so that everybody can take advantage earlier. I have followed both twitter accounts which helped me alot till not. Great guys to tweet at exact time to earn.
regards

[sixexgames]

I see from etherscan.io that I've gotten some airdrop payouts, but how can you get them to actually show up in myetherwallet?

UPDATE: Looks like you can just add the info from these https://etherscan.io/tokens